/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Original tallow formula Hydrox cookies. (((They))) wanted the Oreo to win because it kept kosher.

>>19284753
>remembering the 60s
I am literally a boomer and you are older than my parents

>>19284759
What are you talking about retard Hydrox was always Kosher. They ended up changing the Oreo recipe from lard (not kosher) to hydrogenated oil 30y ago to make it kosher.

>>19284884
I was a child in the 60s

>>19284753
Such a motor oil vibe to the graphic design of that can.

>>19284884
If you're really a boomer why are you misusing the word 'literally'?

How old are your parents that you consider yourself a boomer?

>>19284884
>I am literally a boomer
then had to be born by 1964 at least and you don't remember things from when you were 6?
I'm genX and even I remember a few things from the 60s

>>19284957
How did you figure out how to get on the internet?

>>19284966
I am 26, my parents were born in 70 and 71.

>>19284979
>I am 26
hi zoomie

>>19284753
I remember Steadmans (maybe?) Fried Chicken in downtown Kansas City had an old Falstaff sign outside their building all the way up until like 2008

There used to be a lot more cafeteria style dining. Morrison's was a big chain in Florida and Georgia

>>19285032
There is two whole generations younger than me man that makes me a grandpa

>>19285101
nope. just gen alpha, zoom zoom
revel in your youth while you have it. are you /fit/?

>>19284976
I read a lot of books back in the late 90s and early 2000s. I was the type of guy that when new technology presented itself I would do everything in my ability to learn how to use it. I did not want to feel dumb

>>19285097
This takes me so, so back, holy crackers.

There used to be one in Atlanta on my way to work
t. former old school Cobb County resident

>>19284753
Gator Gum

>>19285171
Did you ever go to Aunt Fanny's cabin in Smyrna?
I went sometime ~1980 and I couldn't believe it
Morrison's got in trouble too, IIRC

>>19285131
I am really a borderline millenial. I doubt most people my age even got on snapchat.

>>19285186
We had one in NY similar, it was Corbin's but the covid and mask wearing weirdos killed it off.

>>19285187
>I am really a borderline millennial
>zoomers self identify as millennials
>millennials self identify as boomers
why does everyone need to pretend to be someone else now?

>>19285220
That's so creepy that its kind of cute.

>>19285220
I spent my whole life being called a millennial until 4chan decided I was a zoomer long after I was a voting age adult, so consider that. 96/97 births are our own generation caught between worlds and depending on how and where you grew up you could be more millennial or zoomer. I never had to deal with mainstream rap until I was already a teenager, that definitely sets me apart from your average modern wigger kid.

That is all just subjective bs though, fact of the matter is 26 is old, I am an old head.

>>19285249
>I'm special
>I'm 26, I know stuff
>I voted
>that definitely sets me apart from your average modern wigger kid
first time I ever saw wiggers was 1986

>>19285270
I know wiggers existed, I saw them in a 90s movie portrayed as dumb losers, not the same thing as every single zoomer being a wigger

>>19285184
I remember this in the late 80s early 90s. It was fucking delicious.

>>19285186
I never went there even when it was an establishment. I was invited once by a friend, but I couldn't because it was too out of the way at the time.
That actually got me to look it up and I didn't know the building got demolished. Shame. Smyrna now is pretty liberal these days.

>>19285249
Gen Z is 1997-2012.